E20-818 · Question #109
A customer has an Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 database running on Windows Server 2008. The Windows server contains users with dynamic mailbox growth requirements. In order to avoid over…
The correct answer is A. A quick format because it only performs a read request on the thin device and does not cause any. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer has an Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 database running on Windows Server 2008. The Windows server contains users with dynamic mailbox growth requirements. In order to avoid over- provisioning space while still allowing room for extended growth, the customer is considering implementing Virtual Provisioning on their Symmetrix V-Max for this specific mailbox database. The customer is trying to determine which option to use when performing a volume format on the NTFS partition that will contain the mailbox database. Which option should be used and why?
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- AA quick format because it only performs a read request on the thin device and does not cause any
- BA quick format because it will not take as long as a regular format on thin devices
- CA regular format because it will write zeros to every block in the file system, causing the thin device to become
- DA regular format because it will scan the entire volume for bad sectors
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